Early Colonies
Early Documents
Road To revolution
Principles of the Constitution
Discussions of the new country
100

First colony in the new world. Known for their Tobacco crops

Jamestown

100

First example of Self government in the New World

Mayflower Compact

100

Commander of the Continental Army

George Washington

100

Everyone is the same under the law

Rule of Law

100

Before African Americans were citizens their representation was what 

3/5th

200

This group was known for their religious tolerance 

Quakers

200

First example of Representative Government in the new world 

Virginia House Of Burgesses

200

The taxes we pay in the Revolutionary war are from what war

French and Indian War

200

One branch says yes and the other branch says no is an example of what Principle

Checks and Balances

200

The articles of Confederation only had one branch, what branch was it

Legislative

300

The phrase used by the Puritans to describe their society

"City upon a hill"

300

Influenced by John Locke, This states the reasons for our break up with Great Britian

Declaration of Independence

300

Shot heard around the world

Lexington and Concord

300

There are 3 branches and they all have separate roles and functions

Separation of Powers 

300

The compromise of the New Jersey Plan and Virginia Plan was named what 


Connecticut Compromise of Great Compromise 

400

In order to come over to the new world you had to form a 

Joint Stock Company

400

Written Thomas Paine and has told the people that we must revolt against Britian for the way we are being treated

Common Sense

400

Religious revival which opened colonists minds to the cruel treatment of the british

First Great Awakening

400

The branches are held to the Constitution and what it says they can do

Limited Government

400

To approve a law or paper

Ratify

500

As long as we pay the king the money we do not have to follow their rules. King did not care about us

Salutary Neglect

500

First law codes to keep Slaves from revolting

Involved no reading and a slave is a slave for life

Slave Codes

500

Turning point of the Revolutionary War 

Saratoga

500

Powers are shared between the Federal government and the state goverment

Federalism

500

Series of Essays used to convince people to vote for the constitution

Federalist Papers